Скачать или смотреть Can the U.S. Remotely Disable Allied Jets? The F-35 Debate Explained

Nineteen countries around the world have purchased the F-35, America’s most advanced and expensive fighter jet. But earlier this year, a rumor rippled through European defense circles, claiming that U.S.-supplied F-35s were equipped with a “kill switch” — a secret mechanism that could remotely disable the jets mid-flight. Though thoroughly debunked, the rumor laid bare growing unease among U.S. allies, especially in NATO, about their increasing dependence on American military technology. This anxiety is amplified by the United States’ role in arming Ukraine — a massive flow of advanced weapons, intelligence, and logistical support that has reshaped the European security landscape while underscoring Washington’s ability to influence military outcomes far beyond its borders. Against this backdrop, several allied nations are now openly reconsidering their commitment to U.S. defense systems. Whether or not the ‘kill switch’ exists, a deeper question remains: with sixth-generation aircraft on the horizon, are America’s allies ready to keep staking their air power on American terms?

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